05 August 2020 - COVID-19 Public Update
2,256 tests have now been processed, with no positive results received for over 100 days.
2,256 tests have now been processed, with no positive results received for over 100 days.
On Tuesday 4 August Executive Council (Contingency) considered a paper relating to the current Quarantine and Visitor Policy and its implications for tourism.
On 15 and 20 July a team from the KEMH visited MPC to offer antibody testing. A total of 324 tests were taken over these two days and 10 positive results were returned.
1,988 tests have now been processed, with no positive results received for almost 100 days.
1816 tests have now been processed, with no positive results received for over 80 days.
Earlier this year the Falkland Islands Government introduced a wide range of measures in response to the Covid-19 global pandemic. The measures were designed to be proportionate to the risks we were facing and were strengthened when the first cases were confirmed here in the Islands.
1660 tests have now been processed, with no positive results received for nearly 80 days.
Due to social distancing measures, civilian access to social facilities at MPC is not currently permitted.
As a result of the ongoing global pandemic, FIG advises that individuals should avoid participating in high-risk activities as far as reasonably possible. This is due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Aero Medical facilities.
More than a thousand swabs have now been taken In the Falkland Islands for COVID-19. To date, 1393 tests have been processed, many of which have been carried out here using the KEMH’s new PCR analyser. It has been more than 70 days since the last positive test for COVID-19 in the Falklands. There have been 13 positive COVID-19 results but all those affected have recovered or ended their isolation period.